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GeneralRe: BlueZ part 3 - English translation please Pin
k50549-Mar-19 6:59
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Richard MacCutchan9-Mar-19 21:46
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GeneralRe: BlueZ part 3 - English translation please Pin
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QuestionBlueZ part 2 - which "bluetooth" library is actually used / linked to? Pin
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GeneralRe: BlueZ part 2 - which "bluetooth" library is actually used / linked to? Pin
k50549-Mar-19 4:27
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k50549-Mar-19 4:18
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As has been explained before, -lbluetooth tells the linker to look for a library file named either libbluetooth.so or libbluetooth.a. Your find doesn't find it because -name option uses standard file globbing so -name "bluetooth.*" wont find any files that look like .../libbluetooth.a. You need to use -name "libbluetooth.*", or -name "*bluetooth.*"

I think you said you had built and installed bluez from source. Unless you changed the installation location, it probably put the libraries under /usr/local. When you purged bluez (I'm assuming you mean the command apt-get delete --purge bluez), that will only remove the packages installed by apt. Any packages you built and installed yourself will not be touched (unless you deliberately configured the package to overwrite the system packages).
GeneralRe: BlueZ part 2 - which "bluetooth" library is actually used / linked to? Pin
Vaclav_9-Mar-19 5:37
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GeneralRe: BlueZ part 2 - which "bluetooth" library is actually used / linked to? Pin
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GeneralRe: BlueZ part 2 - which "bluetooth" library is actually used / linked to? Pin
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GeneralRe: BlueZ part 2 - which "bluetooth" library is actually used / linked to? Pin
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Vaclav_24-Mar-19 7:37
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QuestionWho is on first? Which BlueZ version SOURCE code is best documented? Pin
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Richard MacCutchan8-Mar-19 22:14
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k50549-Mar-19 3:57
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QuestionMore 'bluez" Pin
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QuestionHow does perror works? Pin
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Richard MacCutchan8-Mar-19 5:43
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QuestionOption “bluez” “configure “ for specific architecture Pin
Vaclav_6-Mar-19 11:56
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